WordPress Error

WordPress Troubleshooting 101: Fixing Common Issues Fast

Fix WordPress errors fast with our quick 3-step troubleshooting tips guide.

“I have updated a WordPress plugin, and my website shows an error. What do I do?”

Step 1

If you uploaded a plugin
Then the site shows an error or under-construction page
Solution: Delete the plugin via File Manager in cPanel
 
Delete directory steps

Step 2

If after deleting a plugin that was contributing to an error
Then site continues to show an error or under-construction page
Solution: Delete the .maintenance file in public_html
 
File Manager Delete .maintenance file

 

Step 3

If neither step 1 nor step 2 has resolved the error
Then log into your dashboard
Solution: Check that your required plugins are active
 
 
 
 

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